Mostly known for its great outdoors, it turns out that Michigan is also rich with
modern architecture. The Michigan State Historic
Preservation Office is behind an effort to highlight Michigan's modern
architecture and design heritage. It's raising $250,000 to help record
oral histories of architects from the time; create driving tours; and
research and catalogue important projects from around 1940 to 1970. The
office is promoting the state's architecture through a website, with stories, photos and links to sites around the state. Read more about it here.
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